Technology

Anthropic Rents Entire 300MW, 220,000-GPU Colossus 1 Data Center From SpaceX

Anthropic signed a deal on May 6 to take over the full 300MW, 220,000-GPU capacity of SpaceX's Colossus 1 data center in Memphis. Musk owns the rival lab. He took the check anyway. Claude Code rate limits already doubled.

Technology

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon Confirms AI-Wearable Chip Deals With OpenAI and Meta

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon told Fortune the company is supplying chips to "pretty much all" the major AI players building post-smartphone devices, including OpenAI and Meta. The model wars get the headlines. The chip wars under them are already settled.

Culture

Met's "Costume Art" Opens to Public May 10 With 400 Works in 12,000-Sq-Ft Galleries

The Met's "Costume Art" opens to the public May 10 in the new Condé Nast Galleries — 400 objects organized by body type, not designer or era. Andrew Bolton's thesis show is a curatorial argument 20 years in the making.

Sports

Wembanyama Posts 39, 15, 5 in Spurs' 115-108 Game 3 Win Over Timberwolves

Victor Wembanyama dropped 39 points, 15 rebounds, and 5 blocks in San Antonio's Game 3 win, joining Olajuwon, Shaq, and Kareem as the only players ever to post that line in a playoff game.

Sneakers

Sneaker News x BAPE STA "Day & Night" Pack Drops May 6 in 1,386 / 556 Limit

Sneaker News released its first-ever sneaker on May 6 — a two-pair BAPE STA collab tied to its 20th anniversary, capped at 1,386 Day pairs and 556 Night pairs at $350 each. The triple-stacked logo is the actual story.

Sports

Cunningham Posts 27-10-10 Triple-Double With 8 Turnovers in Pistons' 116-109 Game 3 Loss

Cade Cunningham had his first postseason triple-double — 27, 10, and 10 — and Detroit still lost Game 3 in Cleveland. Three of his eight turnovers came in 41 seconds late. The Cavaliers are back in the series at 2-1; Game 4 is tonight.

Technology

Cloudflare Cuts 1,100 Jobs (20% of Staff) the Same Quarter Revenue Grew 34% to $639.8M

CEO Matthew Prince tied the cuts directly to "the agentic AI era" — making Cloudflare the cleanest test case yet of whether AI-driven layoffs land while the business is growing, not shrinking.

Culture

Guillermo del Toro Brings Pan's Labyrinth Back to Cannes May 12 in 4K Restoration

Twenty years after its 22-minute standing ovation — still the longest in festival history — Pan's Labyrinth opens Cannes Classics 2026 in a del Toro-supervised 4K restoration.

Sports

Wembanyama Posts 39 and 15 as Spurs Beat Timberwolves 115-108 in Game 3

Five days after the 12-block playoff record, Wembanyama answered with a 39-point, 15-rebound, 5-block stat line in Minnesota — a Hakeem-class line that turned the series.

Technology

Pentagon Rules Out Anthropic Reconciliation

Pentagon Undersecretary Emil Michael told the SCSP AI+ Expo on May 7 the Department of War will "never again" be single-threaded on one AI vendor — even as he praised Anthropic's Mythos as "a cyber moment" for U.S. cybersecurity.

Culture

Stella McCartney x H&M Spring 2026 Launches With Recycled Materials After 21 Years

McCartney's first H&M collection since 2005 reuses pieces from her archive in recycled and certified materials, and pairs the launch with a joint Insights Board meant to push H&M toward a circular business model.

Sneakers

Bluetile x Nike SB Dunk Low "Monarch Butterfly" Releases May 8

A South Carolina skateshop's first Nike SB collaboration uses the Monarch as a tribute to its Mexican-immigrant team rider — the kind of design narrative the SB program has been missing.